Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-06

at Norih Warren eight years. Removed to Har-
rison, Franklin county, Kansas, in 1873, engaged
in farming. Returned to Warren, 1881. and re-
moved to Barnes county. Dakota, 1882. Mansger
when returned again to Warren. Always DEM
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HoBsoS, FRANK A., South Limington. Re-
publican, Free Baptist. merchant and farmer, sim
gle; age IS. Born in Limerick, and attended the
town schools aud Limin gtor Academy. Super
visor of schools, member OF school committee, Tor
three years town clerk. Postmaster al South
Lmington from 1874 10 1895 Always repuon-
can
HAMILTON, CLINTON NJ, Chebeague Island
Republican,, no particular religious preferences,
in grocery business, married; age 80. Born on
Chebeague Isle; educated q, Cumbt rland, Greeley
Institute, and Portland Business College. Select
man of Cumberland for two years. Member Of
the last legislature. Always republican
HAYDEN, WM. NJ, Sangerviue. Republican,
no religious preferences reported, photographer
married age A. Born in Sangervle, and edu-
Gated in tina, town and in Bath. Always repub-
lican.
HgALD, PERHAM S., Wstervile. Republican
Baptist, merchant, married; age AZ. Born il
Scion, and educated at the common school. Al
the age OF eighteen, he enlisted IN the 18th Name
in 1882, and participated in all the great battles
from the Wilderness TO Petersburg. On the DC
of Petersburg. After three weeks sojourn In the
famous Libby Prison, he was sent by his csptor'
to that den Of nianitous horrors, Andersonvllle
In that place be was held for eghtee long mouths
and until the close OF the war relieved him from
starvation and torture. Always arepublican.
HARDING, EDWARD, Gorham. Republican
(No return.)
HoRIGAS. CORNELIUS, Biddeford Democrat
No return.)
JUpKINs, SANFORD p, Newport. Republican
40 religious preferences reported, merch
ant, married; age 4S. Born in Palmyra
removed to Bangor with parents when thirteen
years old; attended public schools there until
seventeen wears Of age, then clerk in store until
1862, when be removed to Newport. Since which
time he has been engage d in trade. Was appoint
ed Postmaster in 1871 and held the Office fourteen
wears. Has been twice elected chairman OF the
board Of seleclmen, and holds that position at the
present time. Always a republican.
JONES, CALVIN H., Athens. Republican, his
religion ado unto others as YOU would have them
do unto you :" farmer married age Sc. Born in
Brighton, and educated at Bloomfield, now pant
of Skowh hogan. For several years held the office
of t. ial justice; al present and for several years
past, Deputy Shenh. Went to Bloomfield to hive
when twelve years old; lived there most of the
time until he was twenty-one, went TO Callfornil
lived there four years moved 10 Sheboygan coun-
ty, Wisconsin, and lived there five years. moved
back to Athens, Maine, has lived there ever since
at first run hotel in that town, was burnt GU tin
68 then went into the milling buslnt SIS in company
with A. Leavift sold out and went INFO trade fol-
few years, an for the last ten years has been on
4 farm Always republican.
JORDAN, ALFRED E., Lisbon. Republican
Free Baptist, farmer, married; age 30. Born IN
Lewiston attended the town schools and few
terms at the Lewiston Falls Academy. Was
brought up on farm, at the aye OF eighteen com
me need teaching school in the winter season ano
working on the farm the balance of the year. Ii
1862, left the farm and engaged in the grocery
and dry goods trade ard continued IN the business
for thirteen years. Has been chairman of the
board of selecimen of Lisbon for eight years and
is cling the position at the present time. Al
ways republican.
JEwETT, GoRHAM Z. H., Ptfston Democrat
il believer il universal progression, lumb rman
married age 80. Born in Pittston educated II
the common schools and at Litcuield Institute
Supe, visor of schools three years chairman of the
committee for the town of Pitt,ton to negotiate
for the purchase of the Gardiner and Pittstor
bridge and make it free. Formerly republican
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KIDDER, WILLIAM NJ, DiXtield. Republican
Congregationa,t, mechanic, marie d; age 81
Born in Dixiield, and educa'ed IN the common
schools and at the Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Always republican.
KNAPP, JoAsH o., South Bridgton. Repubi
can, Congregationali,t contractor and builder
married age So Born in South Brdgton, anc
educated in the common schools and at Blidgtor
Academy Engag' in the manufacture of doors
sash, blinds, boxes, &C.; commenced in business
as one of the firm of b. F. Knapp and Sons Car
penters and builders, left the firm in $50 ano
went into the shoe business in Massachuse It's
1861 returned to South Bridgton and entered
into partnership with his brother under the name
of Knapp Brothers, and doing business at tn.
present time. Always a republican.
KINGsBURY, MARCUS D., North Bradford. Re
publican, Liberal, merchant. married; age Al
Born in bradford; attended common schools il
town, and iiampden and East Corinth &C denies
Was elected assessor, selectman AM overseer Of
poor in 1873 and served two years; postmaster
over seventeen years; member of Company ID
10th Maine Regiment. Member of the firm Of
Gary Il kingshury, manufacturers of and de alers
in fish and pork barrels. Has been engaged il
mercantile business the last twenty years.
kEEGAN, THOMAS, l1amlin Plantation. Dem
ocrat Roman Catholic, farmer, married; age 80
Born in lIamln Plantation and educated at the
Van Buren, district schools. Was assessor in 1867
SO, ard has been chairman of the board from
1878 to 1886, inclusive, town clerk from 1878 tc
1886; s. :. Committee since 1867; and has tillec
minor Offices republican from Abraham Lin
coins first ell elton 10 1864
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LIrrLEFIELD, CHARLES E., Rockland. Re
publican, Congregaiionalist, lawyer, married age
80. Born in Lebanon, and received common
school and academica education. One of the
leading members of the Legislature of 1885, serv-
ing in the House. Always a republican.
LYONS, THOMAS j., Vinal Haven. Independ.
ent in politics, Catholic granite cutter married
age 35 Born in Fredericton, n. B., being de-
prived of the privilege of free schools, attained
his education evenings. Came to this country in
1863 since which time has resided at Ninal Haven
has not the brand Of any political party on hi,
back has generally acted with the democrats and
grcenbackers; was among the IRISH Americans
who espoused the Blaine cause in 1884. Has beer
cutting granite nineteen years, commenci ny when
he was fifteen years of age. At the last cleo ion
he a candidate for the republican party, and
was elected by one plurality over his brother, who
is first selectmsn, and candidate OF the
democratic party. Is an earnest worker in the
cause of labor, being connect, with labor organ.
izations tor number of years and at present a
member Of State executive board ard delegate tc
general assembly of Knights of Labor.
LEvENsALER, EDWARD F., Waldoboro Dem.
ocrat, Methodist farmer, single; age Al. Born in
Waldoboro and attended the district schools
Has always followed the occupation of farmer
Always democrat.
LooNEY, WILLIAM H., Portland. Republican
Roman Catholic, lawyer, single; age g. Born in
Portland, educated in the public schools of Port
land, graduated from the Portland High School
in 1878, and IRON Colby University in 1877. Stud
led law in Portland with Butler and Libby. Was
admitted TO the bar in Cumberland county in
1879. Taught school during college winter va
cations. City solicitor of Portlsnd three wears
from 1882 to 1885. Appointed U. S. Comuis-
sioner to take testimony in Alabama cases in
1882. Has fine practice in his profession.
Always republican.
fJREY. Isaac C. Rnruham Rom hi;oan